I've been playing with this feature, which works pretty well. One enhancement I'd really like to see is to allow the user to save the error list. I've found that most of these errors can be corrected, and the sync can succeed if I search for the tracks that fail within Spotify, look at the formattin...

Sorry - I didn't see your reply earlier. Thanks. I set up the Sync List in the device's profile to reflect the playlists I want to copy to the iPhone as you suggest. Will give that a whirl on the next sync. This is different than the method I was using (right-click on the playlist, select "send...

I've gone through the docs, and scoured the forum, and I'm having trouble figuring out whether playlists can be synced from MMW to iOS (iPhone XR). From my research, it appears that when syncing a playlist MMW=>iOS, that the tracks within that playlist are copied to the target device, not just the p...

@JensFF - I gave that a try. I see that if I cancel, and then immediately try to re-start the sync, nothing happens. If I let it just sit a while, and I can start over. However, it just starts at the beginning of the playlist. I got the impression that what you're seeing is a resumption of the sync ...

Thanks. Done.

Ticket #2292

MMW version 5.0.1.2431 iTunes Desktop version 12.11.3.17 iOS version 14.7.1 Sync Method: Manual...Select Playlist=>Send To=>iPhone Prep: All song files are deleted from the iPhone before starting. All files have had their volumes analyzed in MMW Local (MMW) storage format: FLAC Target (iOS) storage ...

I find myself having to constantly adjust the playback volume of the music being played from my iPhone and Android devices, and when played from MMW. I rip all my audio to FLAC format. Looking to fix this problem. So...I've spent the last hour or so going through all the help info and perusing vario...

20,000 tracks!! Wow. Makes my ~8,000 look like an amateur's collection!

zobocop wrote: ↑Mon Mar 15, 2021 9:55 am I had this issue in the past, and went through all the 'inaccessible files' and deleted them manually within MMA to update it....

Ugh. Sorry to hear that. As you can see, there is an easier, if kludge-y way to do it.

Yeah. But it ain't pretty. Delete the MMSTORE.DB file, and uninstall the app from the device. Re-install and point it to the location where you store your music files. Just removing the MMSTORE.DB and re-scanning left me with the same situation you have. It won't "forget" a file that was t...

Thanks, but the files are in the same location - in the root folder on the SD card. I did re-establish the library folder and re-scan, but the "ghost" entries are still there. I'm wondering if I delete the mmstore.db file in the MediaMonkey/Files folder and re-scan if that is the trick to ...

I installed a new SD card (the old one was incredibly slow) and simply copied the music folder and MediaMonkey folder from the root of the Old SD card to the new one. Everything is fine other than the fact that every file is now duplicated in MMA, with one greyed out and reported as "Inaccessib...

Thanks - that makes sense, so when syncing files from my laptop to the iPhone via MM, the only application that will be able to access those files will be the native Apple music app?

So I finally got all 7300 tracks from my laptop's music library synced via MM to my iPhone. The tracks all appear in the native iPhone music app - so far so good... I have installed two alternative 3rd-party music apps, and neither of them see these files, reporting that they find no files to play. ...

You can always create a debug log (step 4b and 4d) and send it to support: http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=69 I'll do that PS. Did it ask to replace iPhoneCalc.dll as otherwise you may have put it in the wrong folder. I renamed the prior version, and copied it here: C:\Program File...